Stories Of Karma Novels & Stories

how can I explain to Ankur that he will definitely get punishment for his mistake one day like I am getting. "I'm just.., what Riya?" He was trembling with anger after listening to me. "Ankur, there is a lot of power in karma, just like I am getting punished for my mistakes, he will definitely get the punishment for his actions, and I have full faith that at that time he will have nothing but remorse like me." "Riya, how are you so confident about this." Ankur asked, expressing disbelief in my words. "As you sow, so you reap. People have heard the saying, I have seen this proverb coming true in my life."

It was apparent that he had awoken a sleeping dog. Karma they say ‘never misses it’s target’ and at this point, all we can do is concur to that fact. It was clear that there were so many skeletons inside his cupboard. Everything that has been hidden was about to come to full blown light. All we can do is keep our fingers crossed and see how things play out. To be continued...

“It’s fine, he is just too enthusiastic sometimes.” Exhausted, she collapsed on the windowsill, bracing her knees. I sat beside her. “Well, I guess you did as I told.” Jo nodded, still inspecting us from head to toe. Now that she was able to differentiate every detail it must be quite a sight. “Good, now then we can talk about your future.” the affirmation made her shrink. “It’s useless to say that you’re not in the human world anymore. Um- well-” fuck we should’ve waited for Rosalind. “Look, I don’t know how to say it easier for you to take, so- from what we know you made a contract with a fairy, a gnome to be exact, in exchange for a wish. Jade killed the gnome and rescued you and many oth

Carvalho paused slightly before he said, “Let me ask you something. Based on the law of karma, those who commit evil would have to be severely punished, and those who do good will subsequently be rewarded, right?” Cadfan nodded. “According to their law, that seems to be the case.” Carvalho asked, “Then, let me ask you something else. Some babies die right after they are born. They have only just started their life, and they have not done any evil or good. So, why aren’t they given the opportunity to grow up healthily, then?” Cadfan looked a little embarrassed as he replied, “This… I… I do not know either…” Carvalho nodded before he asked, “Then, let me ask you another question. Why does it s

Grandma couldn't believe that Rapheal would prefer his ungodly son-in-law over him. "Sorry, Grandma .... " Rapheal days choosing the right words. "Grandma had better get out of here, and never come back here. I'll give you some money to eat and drink for a few years, OK?" Rapheal asked politely. Grandma looked at Rapheal disappointed with tears in his eyes. "How dare you kick me out for the sake of your lover's mother! Don't let karma get you so that your daughter will also be kicked out by her husband and in-laws! Remember! Karma is real!" said Grandma angrily. She was afraid, very afraid if he lost his money field. Grandmother would do anything to live a luxurious and comfortable life.

"I deserve all the bad things you said about me back. When you were always putting me down, it all registered in my head. I don't care about the bad situations that happen to you, maybe it's karma that you have to face." "Karma?" Oriaga chuckled, he shook his head in disbelief. "You're talking about karma with me, huh? So, the bankruptcy of your father's company, the misery of your lives, and you have to be imprisoned in this mansion after marrying me—isn't it karma?" He wanted to laugh in front of Amanda but tried to hold back, they were trying to make fun of each other. "You don't realize you're bearing bad karma from your parents, huh? Don't act so haughty in front of me, Miss Griscouv."

She almost told her not to worry and assured her that she would fill her in soon. After a brief pause, the female guard turned to the male guard and said, “This is karma. If Theodore wasn’t a wealthy womanizer, he wouldn’t have ended up like this. It’s all karma, really. He deserves it. His wife is in prison, his daughter’s dead, and now he’s left to enjoy his time with his mistress’s illegitimate child. All men are the same.”

‘She did nothing wrong, you know,’ my wolf continues, ‘She is a mate to Landon and Evander too, after all. I lean back in the plush chair, the cool leather attempting to cool the heat within me. The flickering flame of a nearby candle casts dancing shadows on the walls. ‘Karma is a relentless force,’ my wolf remarks, his voice a solemn reminder of the cycles of retribution. ‘You lied to Liliana, now the lies haunt you.’ Karma, it seems, has come for me. I close my eyes, attempting to shut out the haunting whispers within. ‘She's not the enemy, Kaden,’ my wolf insists, the wisdom in his voice cutting through the fog of self-loathing. ‘She's a victim of fate, just like you.’

It is just so sad that I didn’t get to meet her before she passed away. Despite the King's assurances, I can't help but feel like a giant ball of karma. And because I am a product of my mother's sacrifice, I am now repaying her with all of the bad luck that I am accumulating in any area I wish to improve. For me, life is a never-ending cycle of karma and tragedy. Like, at some point in my life, I'll discover something I really enjoy doing, then excel at it, and then suddenly become horrible at it. Then I'll lose the drive to keep going until I find another interest, just to restart the cycle.

“You will surely get what you deserve one day. Karma will catch up with you and make fun of you.” “Your ideologies are so wrong and it is a pity. For so many decades, people keep telling me about karma. If the bitch exists, what’s stopping her from coming for me? Karma doesn’t exist in the real world. It only exists in those fictional books you read that give hope to weak humans like you who can’t fight for themselves.” “You have less than a year to drop your first baby.”